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| At this stage, the eye image has not been changed. Select [Hue/Saturation] from [Adjustments]
in the [Image] menu. In the dialog box that appears, set [Saturation] to [-52] and [Lightness] to [-30] and
click [OK]. The color of the entire image softens and darkens. |
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| Make the reflection image active. Select the [Rectangular Marquee Tool]. Drag and
select the area to be used as the reflection and copy it. Then, make the eye image active and paste the reflection
image onto it. |
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| On the [Layers] palette, the pasted image has become a new layer. Set [Opacity] to
50% for this layer. The pasted image turns semitransparent. |
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| Select [Scale] from [Transform] in the [Edit] menu. A bounding box (a rectangular
box with points at the four corners and four sides) appears, surrounding the image. Holding the [Shift] key
down, drag a corner point to reduce the size of the image. Then, drag inside the bounding box to place the
image at the center of the screen. When you are satisfied with the result, press the [Enter] key to confirm
this transformation. |
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| Select [Spherize] from [Distort] in the [Filter] menu. In the dialog box that appears,
set [Amount] to 100% and click [OK]. Repeat this step once more to make the reflection image look like one
on a spherical surface. |
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| The reflection image must be resized because it has bulged out through spherization.
Select [Distort] from [Transform] in the [Edit] menu. Holding down the [Shift] key, drag a corner point to
reduce the size of the image. Then, drag outside the bounding box to rotate the image. When you are satisfied
with the result, press the [Enter] key to confirm this transformation. |
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